Adulting is hard, and having to feed yourself everyday is arguably the hardest part about it.
If you’ve got the cooking thing down, you probably spend hundreds of dollars each month on groceries and hours each week preparing your meals.
If you opt for buying your meals everyday, you’re probably spending hundreds of dollars on delivery orders, expensive salads and pizza cravings.
A potential solution?
MealPass. For $99 a month – breaking down to about $5 a day – you get lunch every weekday from one of the best restaurants in Downtown Miami & Brickell.
Launching this week, the platform seeks to provide locals with affordable lunch options while helping restaurants put their name and menu on the map.
Here’s how it works: Starting at 7 p.m. the night before, users can log in to see the menu for the following day, make their pick and head out to pick up at lunchtime. Participating restaurants offer one prix fixe meal a day.
On Thursday, Jan. 14, MealPass hosted their official launch party with more than 50 eager foodies in attendance for a sneak peek at the restaurants on board.
Tasting were available for Miami staples including Suviche, Brother Jimmy’s, Novecento andDolores But You Can Call Me Lolita.
According to conversations I had with participating restaurants, they take a portion of the subscription dollars and are mostly eager for the added revenue on the backend through exposure of their restaurant.
“This will help people tell others about our location, come for other meals throughout the day, and we anticipate to start seeing more traffic,” said a team member from Spaghettino. “We are very excited to be a part of this program.”
By Lissette Calveiro, RiseNews, SouthFloridaReporter.com, Jan. 16, 2016
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Mealpass is dishonest in that their photos of the food are taken so close to make the food appear to be much larger. Its really tiny amounts of food. No man could eat that for lunch and I doubt many women would even eat that little.
The photos from restaurants are also dishonest in that they show several sandwiches on the same plate when you only get 1 tiny one.
Anyone doing Mealpass better be prepared to pay more money for more food or they will be disappointed. Not worth $100 a month.